We're often told to lay our worries at the feet of Christ. However, if we're supposed to lay these things at Christ's feet, why should we keep praying about these things continuously? Join Thomas and Bryan as they discuss the importance repeatedly bringing our concerns to Christ.

Abortion activists use plenty of passages to try to make an excuse for abortion. One of those is in Luke 1:31-38. Pro-Choice people believe this passage is Mary giving consent to being with child. They believe that if Mary gave consent to this matter, this should allow other women to have control over their wombs as well. Join Thomas and Bryan as they point out how this passage isn't a passage of consent, rather it is a passage of submission and humility.

The Catholic and Orthodox have distinct traditions, practices, and even books compared to protestant churches. It's easy to wonder if maybe they're the ones in the right and protestants have got it wrong. In today's episode join us as we briefly highlight why the Bible is the best authority when it comes to finding out what teachings, traditions, and practices are best.

Does God have our days numbered? If so, does He author how someone dies? Some people die in horrific and brutal ways. It is difficult to see God's goodness coming about through such evil ways. In today's episode, Bryan and Thomas discuss what God's word has to say about man's finite time on Earth and the tension between God's sovereignty and man's evil nature.

Do you pray for different people in your life. If not, you should. But what happens to those prayers after we die? Does God stop thinking about those people we prayed for? This is a great question that Bryan and Thomas discuss in today's episode.

As Christians, we should seek to read God's word. By studying it more and more, we'll seek to dive more and more deep into it. However, this task of deep Bible study may seem a bit daunting. Today, join Thomas and Bryan as they talk about how one can diver deeper into God's word.

The Chosen has taken our culture by storm. It seems as if some enjoy the show while others are completely against it. However, is there any merit to either of these attitudes? Join Bryan and Thomas as they discuss this hot topic as well as the Christian liberty we have discussed in Romans 14.

Baptism is one of the most popular practices done in the Christian church. We see multiple people baptized throughout Scripture including our Lord and Savior. So when we read something like John 3:5, does that mean that we have to be baptized in order to be saved? Join Thomas and Bryan as they tackle today's question.

The Chosen is an incredibly popular show among Christians and non-Christians alike. People across the globe are praising this show for its biblical accuracy and its acting performances. However, there are also people who discourage watching the show for different reasons. This leaves people in confusion as to what decision to make. Today, Join Brian and Thomas as they discuss the show, its influences, and the liberty we have in Christ that Paul discusses in Romans 14.

For people with common sense, it isn't hard to acknowledge the differences between men and women. However, are there differences between men and women in the church? Can women pastor a church just as a man does? Are women equipped with the same features and responsibilities as a man in the church? Are churches that have female pastors following biblical instruction?